Review: Dietrich: Natural Duty, The Vaults
Dietrich: Natural Duty is a one-(wo)man performance of potency, power and punch; a moreish mixture of cabaret and drag, co-created by Peter Groom and Oliver Gully. The protagonist of the sho…
Dietrich: Natural Duty is a one-(wo)man performance of potency, power and punch; a moreish mixture of cabaret and drag, co-created by Peter Groom and Oliver Gully. The protagonist of the sho…
Austin Pendleton's one-woman show, Woman Before a Glass, is an ambitious, unapologetic portrayal of Peggy Guggenheim, the controversial collector made enfant terrible of the twentieth centur…
It is near impossible to describe the agonizing array of emotions evoked by Joe Murphey and Joe Robertson's, The Jungle. Directed by Stephen Daldry and Justin Martin, hosted by the Young Vic…
The Millennials is a marvellous show that pays dividends to the experiences of Generation X. It combats the myriad of bleating epithets used to describe those born between 1980 and the mid-1…
Simon Bradbury's Curtain Call is a clumsy comedy about love, alcoholism, fear, stubbornness and reconciliation. It follows the diatribes and demi-dramas of three estranged friends " one TV s…
Last Man Standing began with a symphony of sadness as the cast, some dressed as soldiers, some as serving maids stood completely still spread around the corners of the room. They sung the au…